By creating clay creatures, Willamette Primary School collaborates with the High School ceramics class on March 14 during the school day. The two groups were given a prompt to create a creature and then the high schoolers recreated them using clay with the second graders.
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Ceramic students collaborates with Willamette Primary School
Ceramics students bring to life Willamette Primary school second graders’ ceramic creatures on March 14
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